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Hi Will, The previous reply is a good one - these are answer boxes and are becoming more and more common. Here are a few more resources for you that may help: http://searchengineland.com/library/google/google-onebox-plus-box-direct-answers https://moz.com/blog/more-google-answer-boxes-with-bonus-experiment https://moz.com/blog/101-google-answer-boxes-a-journey-into-the-knowledge-graph It's definitely worth following Dr. Pete on this topic, he tends to spot these new features pretty early and often talks about what they could mean for the future, as he has in the blog posts above. I hope that helps! Paddy

Hi there While this isn't necessarily a bad thing (at least in my opinion), what I would do is instead have a link or brand logo in the product description or below it that links to the assortment of said brand name. From a user experience standpoint, I would be more likely to click the logo or a "See more mens Arc'teryx products" under the description. Also, H1s are usually not links, especially on eCommerce websites - so users would not think to click that. These are just my thoughts - either have a link or logo that links to your assortment of branded products, but not in the H1. That's my two cents! Hope this helps! Good luck!

Hi WiIl, I believe this issue was resolved on your other thread. Please let me know if not. I see prices and ratings on the sample URL you provided in that thread. Great work on this. Pat yourself on the back and ask for a raise.

Hello WillsWales, I just checked the Si Francis Bacon Skis product URL on Google and see this in the SERPs: Rating: 4.5 - ‎2 votes - ‎$649.95 - ‎In stock I am assuming it was just a delay and that now everything is on-track. Let us know if otherwise.

Odd - the exact page is http://www.evo.com/alpine-ski-boots/full-tilt-drop-kick.aspx. But there is no Schema markup and the OpenGraph image is of the yellow boot and so are the product images… The image they appear to be showing is from the “Others Liked These Similar Items” from the lower right nav… [image: full-tilt-drop-kick-ski-boots-2014-black.jpg] Which is not Schema or OG coded…

Thanks Zkwarta.  We're looking to specifically pull in our Merchant Rating from Google Product Search.  Good to hear that the university ratings are working well for you.  Cool site!

If the "SKI" is a category, than you can divide into subcategories, and each product of goggles would be: evo.com/shop/ski/goggles/ than under subfolder goggles are listed the products, and than for each product url would be: evo.com/ski/goggles/productID hope it helps

No problem at all, just make sure your domain is registered for a few years, not just one, so its taken as a serious long term business.

I did this accidentally as well recently and had 100% of my products disallowed from google shopping within 48 hours. Sounds like it's not an option. They need the crawl your images folder to make sure you have valid images in you product listings.